Overview
We apply data science and analytics to strengthen mechanistic models and support data-driven decision-making in public health and healthcare systems. Our work emphasizes interpretability, uncertainty quantification, and real-world applicability.
Research Focus
- Statistical modeling and Bayesian inference
- Machine learning for prediction and risk stratification
- Spatiotemporal analysis and disease surveillance
- Model validation and uncertainty quantification
Selected Publications
- Comparative analysis of machine learning models for predicting hospital- and community-associated urinary tract infections
Journal of Hospital Infection (2025)
View publication - Bayesian inference of nosocomial MRSA transmission rates in an urban safety-net hospital
Journal of Hospital Infection (2025)
View publication - Patient flow modeling and simulation to study HAI incidence in an Emergency Department
Smart Health (2024)
View publication
Program Support
- Midwest Virtual Laboratory of Pathogen Transmission in Healthcare Settings (MVL-PATHS)
Award U01CK000671
HHS Award Detail | Program Website